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Statistics.

The amount annually paid to the schoo
| teachers of the United States is $50, OO0, OOl
or an average of $409 apiece.
It il estimated that The number of passen
gers carried by all the railroads Of thu
word is 2 400, 900. 600 yearly, or an average
of 6 5000, Oa Day.
The state forests are taken great care o.
in all parts of Germany. In Prussia alone,
$500 900 q year is spent in replanting: yet
the imports exceed the exports 100000
tons.
If cough disturbs your sleep, dose Of
Piso's Cure FIR Consumption will give you
good rest.
The present consolidated debt of France
(S4 400 coo 0O0) absorbs in annual interest
more than one-third of the ordinary budget
of the country, vhieh amounts TO $500, 600,
coo.
The area of Argentine Republic is about
] 200 600 square miles. In the central re
gion there are vast plains On which over
so 600, 900 sheep and 100000 cattle feed.
in addition to great dro7es of horses unenu-
merated.
8 months treatment for fifty cents. Piso's
Remedy for Ca'arrh. Sold by druggists.
tits calculated that fifty per cent of the
railway traffic in Sicily is devoted 10 the
transport of sulphur. The value of the ex-
port Of mis- article amounts to Sc, 400 coo
per annum. About 400 mines are being
worked employing 20 600 men.
Bronchitis is cured by frequent small
doses OF Pisces Cure fer Consumption.
TIE quantity of salt consumed in England
for ali purposes is sixteen pounds per head.
An equal amount is annually exported, the
English salt districts boing the chief source
of supply Of fne table salt for Europe and
the United States.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-07
: CARn TO LADIES.

A lady who suffered for years and who was
treated by most noted physicians in America
was given sample remedy by Russian
nurse which apparently restored her to good
health To aid her sex, she now offers to
send free the recipe, with full instructions
for making the medicine yourself at home
without expense, If you are suffering from
any femals disease, do not throw away time
and money on doctors and patent medicines,
but enclose me stamped envelope addressed
to yourself) and receive free cure. Adj
dress Mrs G. B. Wright, No. Ii, Huron ST.,
Buffalo, n Y.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-07
Interesting TO Farmers.

An eminent physician said yesterday that
the Moxie Nerve Food had come 10 stay; its
place can no more be filled than can that of
gu nine or sugar. 1t will recover paralysis
and n rvous exhaustion without any re-
action or bad effects at once. 1t is made into
a very de icious beverage; makes you eat
aud sleep, cheap and within the reach of
all. Druggists keep it.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-07

1t is not understood Why druggists keep in
stock SO many kinds of medicines for coughs,
colds and consumption, when it is only neces
sary to keep Aliens Lung Balsam, that ola
reliable remedy " lch is n pure vegetable
preparation and perfectly harmless as it con-
tai no opium In any form. Sold every
where.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-07

The rev paper, the Sioux CITY Demo-
crat, after six issues, has suspended lub
lcation, Col. Keatley, the editor, re
turning to Council Bluffs. 1t seems
that when the bills were presented 6
lack Of funds in he exchequer COMPEL
ed The suspension.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-07
Delicate Diseases

of either sex, however induced, promptly.
permanently and thoroughly cured. Send
len cents in stamps for large illustrated trea
tise. Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa
ton, 663 Main street, N. Y.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-07

March, 1892, Rev. L. N. St. Onge, ?. P:
ndianMissionary, Glen Falls, N. T.. wrote,
"A single application Of 81. Jacobs OIL re-
lieved me of heumatism." Oct Der 70, 80.
lie writes again sit cured me then"
Western cyclone., 1887-04-07

More than $4,000 farms have been
opened in Kansas in the last three years.
So says Congressman Peters, who has
been looking the mater mp in TelatTon
to his bill for the relief of homestead
ORG
Western cyclone., 1887-04-07

B. D. Hopper, of Camden, Mo, TWEEN
tv-four years Of age aud brakeman on
the c., B. & K. G., Jpl the train at
Donnelson, Ia. Friday ofernooD, and
was run over and killed. aft
Western cyclone., 1887-04-07

TIE new city cOuncil Of Marshalltown,
Ia, has puI chased the Thompson &
Houston arc electric light plant for
street Lighting. Its capacity is sixty
lights.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-07

A leading physician has made the startling
revelation that six thousand people, mostly
children, die early in this country from the
effects of cough mixtures containing morphia
or opium. Red Star Cough Cure cJntains
neither opiates or poison purely vegetable
Western cyclone., 1887-04-07

The second competitive test of car
brakes vii begin in Burlingt n May
10.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-07

Farmers aJe planting corn in Label e
county, Kan.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-07

Piso's Rem edy for Catarah is a agreeable
to use. 1t is not liquid or snuff. soc.
Western cyclone., 1887-04-07

FITS. All his stopped tree by DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
81 trial bottle free to fit eases. Send 10 DR.
Kline 931 Arch ST.. Philadeiphia. Pa.
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Specimen Gambler. Mt Monaco.

There was, a. an attache later informed
me, an uueyceptionable assemblage of
players at our table that evening. Oppo-
site to WIRE | sat was a cadaverous look
ing old Woman whose selfish greed caused
her eagerly to clutch at the stakes when
ever she was fortunate enough to win.
The revolving expression of her face, if at
that moment caught and faithfully trans
ferred to canvas by painter, would rem
der the latter immortal One individual
present appeared To attract more than
ordinary attention Tall, well proportioned
and with a frank, open eountenance, he
seemed to have entered the game with the
sole purpose of winning the entire CT pital
held by the croupier. The latter regarded
him with evident uneasiness as he coOlly
proceeded to double all bets and invariably
win. At length he stakcd 900 francs on
the turn, and with n cynical smile arose,
having performed what is regarded as the
extraordinary feat of breaking the bank,
after which all play was suspended at that
particular table.
Gamblers are, perhaps, the most super
stitious of any other class Of people, none
being more so than the roulette dealers at
Monte Carlo. Hence il invariably fol-
lows that whenever the bank is broken
the play of the unlucky dealer ceases until
the following day, under the belief that
the fortune of both parties will meanwhile
change.-Cor. Boston Commercial BuIle-
rim
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A Great secret Revealed.

Since Miss Eastlake made her first ap-
pearance in this country, in her soft, cling
ing garments, swaying in harmony with
every step of the wearer, producing q
most graceful and picturesque effect, so
ciety has been ON the qui vive to discover
the secret, and gain, il possible, 1.-THE at
least If the swish and sway and rhythmic
movement which seemed to make the gar
ment worn by Helle instinct with life and
motion, and part and parcel of her indi-
viduality. The secret has been discovered,
and the reigning bellies in tip top circles
In New York are waltzing in Helie dresses,
and seem more captivating than ever be-
fore. These picturesque gowns are made
of some soft, clinging material, and worn
over divided skirts, i. G., q scanned petit
coat, which by this means is divided to
the knee line, making the dress necessarily
conform to the gait of the wearer. The
secret Is said to have been discovered by
the costumer OF Rosina Vokes and ina
parted to a select few of his customers. -
st. Louis Spectator.
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stoves I'm Germany.

German stoves, by the way, are Of .
large, cumbrous size, resemble u furnace
in shape, but are anything else in reality.
One can never catch q glimpse of flame,
and from their nature, ii heated in the
morning, begin drawing in the afternoon
Their merit lies in the fact that they pre-
serve room Mt uniform temperature,
without allowing il to become hot. The
favorite attitude Is TO lean up against
them, to ascertain whether 1t is heated or
not, as there Is no possible danger Of
searching The white color of the porce-
lain Is In striking contrast to the dark
iron cast of ours, and, looking something
like IN old fashioned cupboard. stranger
would never recognize stove in one until
the fact Is mentioned. In parts Of the
empire, particularly I'm the Rhine district,
the American stove is being rapidly intro
duced, IN spite of the fact that the average
critic declares our stoves-as most Of our
practices looking to comfort-to be very
unhealthy. Charleston News.
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TEACHING JACK 4 TRIcK.

The story Of an Amiabi~ hut stubborn
Irish setter-Vi~tory NJ Last.
heard q dog story the other day that
should serve rs text in reformarory
school, or, to bring IL nearer home 20
some people as an argument in fayor of
educational discipline The hero of this
tale Is an Irish setter, amiabie eaoEgh. but
stubborn, and trained only To be good. He
never showed any special talent, save TO
keep house. and live up TO his canine in
stincts of barking at seesiy looking sfran-
gers and evincing a proper affection for
the family whom he honoured with his
maintenance. Not very long since
young relative Of this family undertook
to teach Jack = trick lie was told the
dog was too stubborn TO learn anything,
il was useless wasting time over him. but
the more objection thrown in his way the
more the young man persisted. for he said
it WAS time Jack knew something. and he
had just taught his own dog several anus
ing tricks which Jack must and should
acquire forthwith. Whercupou he called
Jack into the dining room, shut the door
and began his task of making the creature
sit up and give his paw.
In itself nothing could he more simple.
1t Is the very kindergarten of canine cul-
ture, but Jack didn't see it in that light
He would not sit up nor would he give
MS paw. over and over again, with the
greatest patience, was the instruction
given, while Jack, in the most idiotic
way, refused to hear what was told him
After two hours labor the poor dogs
kind mistress begged that he might be ex-
cused- Nor was the stern answer,
''Ive begun and must go on now or the
dog will be ruined Finally, owing to
the lateness of the hour the discipiinarian
led Jack into the cellar, where the house
hold would not be disturbed, and then re-
newed the contest with little more
severity. As the clock struck IL the
brute seemed tn get IL through his pate
that unless he obeyed like a gentleman he
would have to stay there all night. So
he sat up and Topped a tawny paw just
once. This was enough, the fight was
over and the victor rushed away to take
the last eur home.
Jack never told any one of that nights
experience; perhaps no one thought to
ask him about il, or il he would kindly
exercise his dearly acquired accomplish
ments. At all events, weeks passed away
ere his new master and conqueror came
again to the house. One night Jack beard
the voice at the front door, and with the
impetuosity peculiar to his race he threw
himself headlong against the visitor, and
then, suddenly withdrawing, sat down on
his launches and held up a paw. The
victory had been complete, and Jack had
his decentralization Herald.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-18

In some parts of Sussex, England, there
Is superstition that IL you put on your
right stocking, right shoe and right trou-
ser leg before the left you will never have
toothsche- To drink out of skull taken
from u graveyard, to take a tooth from
such a skull and wear il round the neck,
to apply the tooth to your own living but
aching tooth, to put a double nut into
your pocket, to pare your finger nails and
toe nails and wrap the parings in paper
all are charms against the toothache.
In other parts of England there is a Gus
tom of calling the toothache the '-love
pain" for which the sufferer is not en-
titled to any commiseration. Whether he
or she fully consents to this may, perhaps,
be doubted.-Iron Times
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LEGAL

In the Circuit Court Of the Fiji h Ju
dicial Circuit Of the State of Flor.
ida IN and for Putnam COunty-In
Chancery.
Mary NJ Webster and others. ! Bill for Fore
Jane r. Grifhnz and others. s"e-
IL appearing by sfidavit died in this cause
that the tefen iaGts. Jane H. Griffins, Chari :
X, Griffng, Kate r. Dyke, j. III Has low,
Mary X. Harlow. T.. ). Deveau. and
Coe r. smith are all OF hem residing
the defendant, Charlotte e RaulcrsOn ard
~rephsn h. HauieTson, are residing out of the
Fifth Judicial Circuit OF the OF Florida
aforesaid: IL is therefore ordered that said de
PENDANTS, and each OF them, do appear and
Head, aasw or demur to the bill Ned in this
caItse, or before the FIRST Monday in June.
AID. 1851 otherwise the said bi. shall be taken
as confessed
And il is directed that this notice be forth
with publishes in the Palatka Daily News
new paper printed and published is Pal.ttku,
Flori. "a once a week foe tour months sue
eessiyely.
Witness my hand and official seal this hrth
day of Jauusry, A-D- ISL
WM. F. FORW ARD,
1as-4mF Clerk CifcuIt Court
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MEDICAL.
||sZl12s ~

Thoroughly cleanse the blood which il thu
fountain of health. by using DIR. Piercc's Gold
en- Medical Discovery. and good digestion q
falr skin. buoyant spirits, vital strength. and
sOundneSs of constitution will be established
Golden Medical Discovery cures all humors,
from the common pimple, blotch. or eruption,
to the worst Scrofula. or blood-poison- Es-
pecially has IL proven its efficacy in curing
Salt-rheum letter. Fever-sores. Hip-joinf
Disease. ScrpfulOtIs Sores and SwelIngS. En-
iarged Glands. and Eating Ulcers
Golden Medical Discovery cures Consump-
ton (which il Scrofula of the Lungs. by its
wonderful blood purifying. invigorating. and
nutrftiye properties For Weak Lungs spit
ting of blood Shorfness of Breath. Bronchitis.
Severe Coughs. Asthma and kindred anec-
tons. il Is a sovereign remedy. IL promptly
cures the severest Coughs
For Torpid Liver. Bilousness. or Liver
Complaint" Dyspepsia. and Indigestion. IL 10
an unequalled remedy. Sold by druggists.
DIR. PIERCEsS PELLETS - Anti.
Bilious aud Cathartfc.
sc. a VIAL by druggists.
mhI-wF >uIy&
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A single Track Railroad.

A man with IAN idea, = who is going up
and down New York trying TO put it into
permanent execution, is exCongressman
=. Moody Eoynton, of Newburyport, Mass.
His project is a single track railroad TO be
run by an engine built on the principle of
= bicycle. lie has worked the plan ont in
minute details and claims 10 be able to
demonstrate its praeticability to the last
degree.-New York Tribune
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Three Trains D.uveen Jacksonville aud san
fond. No change az cans between jackson
vile aud TainLa.
iLc is.by y. III. Cuban fast mail trsm awaits
the arrival OF the iast mail IRON the North,
ana stoIs only at the principal stations and
at Lemon street, Pniatka. nah ing connection
AT Ia mpa with steas eis Tor Key West and
Havana On tuesday. THURSDAY al d =. turday
evenings. Pullman bLffet Sleeping cars are
stiacbed 10 This tram Il ON New York through
to Tam pa ard the y. IA. train from Tampa
through TO Washington. Other trains bsNe
Chair Pc rlor Carr.
Dbeut connection IL made TT PaiHtka with
the Florida Southern Hallway 10 anu from
6sibesyile G. Ocais LeesbuIp. and other points
reached by that road. Also with Oeklawa liza
river steamers and with the ~. Johns aud
Halifax hallway tor Urmond. Das tons. etc.
At huntington with stages Tor Crescent CITY:
at Orange City Junction with u =. q. &. A
ii. by. Tor Lake Helen. at Monroe " iih Orange
BeIt hallway Tor IongwOOd and Oakland; at
SANFORD Tor all points reached by south Flor.
ida Railroad.
Tram jesyIng jacksonville $40 a. IA. sud
aTritlEs at l.. IN. connect AT 1itusyl le with
steamer 'hcckiedge" Ia and from Cocoa.
hockledge, Melbourne snd intsi mediate land
ings on Indisn hiyer, osiiy, eAceIt sunasy.
lcllN Ticket |fiice N "a cor sx..x nj Hon., a
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CONNECTIONS
At Palztha with Jacksonville. Tamna & Key
Wet hallway. aDd TT. Augustine ana PalatkS
Railway. and fast river stesneTs for -. An
gustine, Green Cove springs. Jacksonville
and all points North, East and est.
Mail trans niak @ CLOSE connection potn WAY .
wa ]. II. a X. W. ny, at Jacksonville WITH At
lant.c Coast Line, Fast Mail,
At Gainesville with through Pullman sleep
ers over Savannah. Florida a Western ny FOR
New Orleans, Pensacola, savsnnsi. Albany.
montgomery. Louisville, ~. Louis and all
points West.
AT Ocala with orida Hallway and Nayiya.
tion Co., and I. :. u. A q. X. X.
at Aston with 81. Johns river steamers fc =
Jacksonville sanford and way landings.
At Leesbure with the st. Johns and La he
Rustis division of the FLORIDA Southern Rail-
way, and boetS on Lakes Harrfs. Eustis and
Griffin foI all points on axes
At Tampa with sfeamships kascott" and
whitney every Tuesday. Thursday AMI rsttur-
day for Key West and Havana.
At l. keiand with South Florida tiaiir1ad
for Tampa kissimmee, Orlando aud sanford.
AT Tratue with steamer Alice Howard
Tor Punts HASA and toTt Myers
s. CONANI. O. " BHOMWELL
General Manager. Genl Paes. Agent.
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NONE

n0nMTN 10 ne maize. cut tE,s out aIsa r~-
IHu turn Ia us, nd We will send you
sssSsse FREE. sonsefiif II grea. vafuo
and importance TO YOU, that VIII s:s 700 in
rix hi away TRAN any thing else In this world.
Anyone cal do the work and live ut hofn.;
either sex. all axes- Ssmsth.ng DeU. that
lust coins money for ali vcrkers- We vii
oease you; caci, al not eded This % ore 81
The genO inc. Inn port nt cf ances OF lifetime
ThOse Who are smtjtious AMI enferprtDfng
viii nos delay. GrnDd oushf free Addrefs
Tkre Co. Augusta. Maine fss eu
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canle dispatch says that a volcano in
Russia has begun to throw mud. ID is
NOT stated which political party in that
country has secured the services of this
volcano. -Norristown Herald.
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RAILROADS.
Savannah. Florida 4 Western
RAILWAY.
WaYCR0SS SHORT LINE.

al trains of this road are run byf.censrs.
Standard time,
TINE CARD N hffFcr DkcEhBkaG
as follows:
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RAILROADS.
:. EE{5''5'I;aI5lsIlz.I|,llIla 2
sgE[IlEEI'a 4zl3a1;{z
DfRkCT AIiS RAIL ROUTE
BEL " Elm
- ACK SON WILLIE,

Green Core Spring. Paia;ka. Gainesville.
Ocaia. ieesbnrs. Deia0s. EsferpUss.
BtsssSIe. Sosforg. Sorrento. Tovores.
isinter PGrh, ORLANDO. Tampa ana South
ern FioJiGd.
iIsll. ,AtLL AZ tffttI son. i4sT. : -.
aiaIAa salII IN.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

D!.ASs AND SPECIFICATIONS fDR ALL
l. kinds of buildings. Complete set OF Cow
ernu,cnt Field Notes of the County Maps.
Towns Pinftesi and Land Lines definitely es-
tabiishe.l k& Ali Work Guaranteed Room
. and =. Morasne BLOCK. Palatka. Fla
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-. augustine division Of Jacksonville, Tam
pa and Key West Railway.
The only AIR LINE Pail Route Bet. Jack.
sOnvi.le and -. AupGsfiae
schedule in Eject No.embcr u. 1881
STEAM BOATS.
STEAMBOATS,.
eBAISY-ES1AH
Merchants and Peoples Lines.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALI. YOUR
L attention TO the proposed change of sched-
uie Of steamers, % Iake effect FhurSsfaT, Jan
uary -, I1s.:
DAILY.
a IA nm A. IaekSnuyislc Ar A. szl am
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DAYLIGHT LINE.
The Daylight Steamers Sylvan Glen aud
Anita, of the DE liza -Baya Nerchants' Line.
will commence running between Paiatks.
SaBfoTd I'D Enterprise. Monday, January 81,
Isx., ~ follows;
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Notice.
Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
duly appointed snd qtiaiifie-i the .id-
mini-tratI tx of the e<tate OF Peter Auuroe
late OF PutnB m county, deceased-a1 Ierson5
having ella inns AGAINST the lid estate are RE-
qlItred 10 present the same for pa ymenI y itnIn
the time prescribed hv law.
SUSAN +. NuNFCE
Adnitui-tFdtIix.
DPemher 18th. lSah dsal-tf
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DATENTs sEf IKiD on hEAsONABLE
j TIE ms work rcltsb .: ap@rs carefully
and legally druNn. Write for parficuIerp. y.
l.. Coll Mar. Patent AttaJn and sechsn-
zeal Engireer. ~. Cloud BriidiBg. Wn6hime
fou. n. q DIS ~
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n. IL. MORAN,
Gen'l rupt. and q. y. A.
l.. c. DEMING. A. q. PA.
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NEw ORLEANS EXPRESS.

AIsii i,n Lou , s,ile y, ia l. n; e n
vile and y W orleans, Via Pensacola nd Mo-
bile, and ~ and from Jacksonville ard Louis
vile Via townsville, Atlanta and Nashvilis
ana Cincinnati to Jack sonvilie via JestIp.
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poO4S AND q. CRILLS BLOCK. PA
IL LATkA. FLA. Lands surveyed in any
part of the State. Lost and Ohliterated Corn
and Lines re-sstabiished, by INSTRUCTIONS
from the General Land Office 10 surveyor
General" Lands located and entered for non
residents- MAYS drawn and reProtiueeti by the
blue Process" and photo-lithographed- Wild
and improved lands for sale. no.-wly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-05
CLARK UNIVERSITY.

main building ready for the first class
next October. During the four years
which will be occupied by this first class
in its undergraduate course, the intention
s to erect other buildings, suitable for the
accommodation of students wishing TO
pursue postgraduate courses. Mr.. Clark's
endowment of the university is rs follows:
For the general working or construction
fund, to be applied in the erection and
equipping of buildings, $500, 900; for a
library fund, the income only to be used,
800, 600; for q university fund, the in
come to be devoted to the general uses OF
the institution, $600,000 real estate,
library and works of art of an estimated
value Of 100000. Mr.. Clark also pro-
poses to give further sum of $500, 600
for the maintenance Of three professor
ships in the university, provided other
person or persons, before July !, 1889,
shall pledge an equal amount for n like
purpose.
The present building is EOS feet long by
65 feet deep. 1t is composed Of central
structure five stories high, fanked on
either side by four story wings. The mid
die section is surmounted by q clock tower
which rises to height of 1O2 feet, while
III tIc eAtIcIllt Cuu VI tIC NlhES CIV VIM
towers rs feet high. The building is of
Philadelphia pressed brick, with white
granite trimmings. The middle section
bears upon its front in huge granite letters
the inscription, "Clark's University,
1887"
The ground floor is given up to gym
nasium, 100 by 81 feet and 10 feet high;
bath and toilet rooms, CT by 40 feet; u
boiler room, Is by 40 feet, three labora-
tories and rooms for the janitor. On the
first floor is the library, "A by 30 feet; q
reading room leading from it, 40 by 10
feet: reception rooms, lecture rooms, pro-
fessors' rooms, cloak rooms, etc. The
second story has two large lecture rooms,
one Al by 80 feet and the other As by Al
feet, and numerous smaller class and pro-
fessors' rooms. On the third floor are two
large lecture halls, each 100 by % feet,
and two studio rooms of large size. The
fourth floor of the main building is given
up to an art gallery, II by "A feet, which
will be lighted entirely from above by two
large glass domes. The building is being
constructed in the most thorough man
ner. Thick party walls separate the mid
die section from the wings and the great
est care is being taken to have the ven
tilaton, lighting and heating as near per-
feet as may be.